Blizzard co-founder and StarCraft II executive producer Frank Pearce sees digital rights management as the wrong approach in fighting piracy. Speaking to Videogamers.com, Pearce said that the solution for StarCraft II lies rooted in Battle.net and an activation code. StarCraft II, which is scheduled for release on July 27, will require the use of an included one-time activation code and a registered Battle.net account. Once that short process is complete, players will be able to get busy with the game's single player campaign in offline mode.

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